Uncle Ned’s Mountain: An Underground Railroad Station & Home of Civil War Soldiers from Near and Far by Jack Sanders
Read a fascinating article on a stop on the Underground Railroad here in Ridgefield.
Author Rick Pereira
Documenting Ridgefield’s Response to COVID-19: Adam Broderick, Entrepreneur and Salon Futurist
Adam Broderick, entrepreneur and salon futurist, shares his salon & spa’s experiences during the pandemic.
Treasures From the Archives Series, Part I: Letters Home
Read Thompson Derr’s first letter to his mother from Ridgefield School in 1916.
UPDATED WEEKLY: Historical Nuggets
We are partnering with historian Jack Sanders to share bits of over 3,000 entries from his Ridgefield Encyclopedia.
Documenting Ridgefield’s Response to COVID-19: Jerry Myers, Chief of the Ridgefield Fire Department
Jerry Myers, chief of the Ridgefield Fire Department, shares the experiences of the Department’s first responders during the pandemic.
Inside the Exhibit: Votes for Women — Panel 11
View Panel 11, The Struggle Continues: Beyond 1920 and a slideshow of graphic images from the Votes for Women exhibit.
Change Agents: Ridgefield Women to be Remembered, Episode 7, Women of the Streets Part 2: Liz Leonard
In part two of this episode, Dr. Darla Shaw portrays Liz Leonard, the first female Selectman of Ridgefield.
UPDATED WEEKLY: Historical Nuggets
We are partnering with historian Jack Sanders to share bits of over 3,000 entries from his Ridgefield Encyclopedia.
Documenting Ridgefield’s Response to COVID-19: Brenda McKinley, Director of the Ridgefield Library
Brenda McKinley, Director of the Ridgefield Library, shares her organization’s experiences during the pandemic.
UPDATED WEEKLY: Historical Nuggets
We are partnering with historian Jack Sanders to share bits of over 3,000 entries from his Ridgefield Encyclopedia.